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Traffic flow theory 2006

Av: Utgivningsinformation: Washington DC Transportation research record 1965, 2006Beskrivning: 218 sISBN:
  • 0309099749
Ämnen: Bibl.nr: VTI P8167:1965Location: Abstrakt: This record is divided into three parts. Part 1: Traffic Flow Theory and Characteristics addresses such topics as an analysis of bottleneck activation on German autobahns and an adaptive approach to short-term traffic flow prediction that accounts for disruptive factors. Part 2: Car-Following Models presents research on an alternative paradigm for traffic dynamics models appropriate for traffic simulation; car-following behavior of individual drivers in traffic; and estimating traffic delays caused by lane-change maneuvers. Part 3: Traffic Simulation, Cell Transmission, and Measurement contains research on the development of credible and valid simulation models of two unconventional traffic circles in New Jersey; a model for studying the impact of traffic camera quantity on the precision of estimated travel times on a road in the French Alps; and more.
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This record is divided into three parts. Part 1: Traffic Flow Theory and Characteristics addresses such topics as an analysis of bottleneck activation on German autobahns and an adaptive approach to short-term traffic flow prediction that accounts for disruptive factors. Part 2: Car-Following Models presents research on an alternative paradigm for traffic dynamics models appropriate for traffic simulation; car-following behavior of individual drivers in traffic; and estimating traffic delays caused by lane-change maneuvers. Part 3: Traffic Simulation, Cell Transmission, and Measurement contains research on the development of credible and valid simulation models of two unconventional traffic circles in New Jersey; a model for studying the impact of traffic camera quantity on the precision of estimated travel times on a road in the French Alps; and more.